Thank you, sir.

$MSTR often moves more than Bitcoin in up-markets because of leverage and balance sheet strategy — can you explain which mechanics (like convertible debt or treasury buying) matter most for that effect?

Great breakdown! The idea of using structured pullbacks as entry points still feels very relevant now — especially as we’ve seen similar patterns recently on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq where buying the first meaningful retracement after a strong leg up has worked well. Of course, markets can fail these pullback setups too, particularly when liquidity swings or macro data surprise. What conditions or indicators do you watch to help confirm that a pullback setup is still valid and not a trap in today’s environment?

I see a lot of potential here. But cash flow will be key to success. Given the current negative free cash flow, what specific milestones (e.g., e-commerce sales volume, reduction in operating expenses, or international market success) are most critical for the company to achieve sustained profitability, and how long can they maintain their current cash position if those milestones are delayed?

Given that some major investors have recently exited their NVDA positions — and that there is significant short interest as you mention — what scenario do you see that would trigger a sustained rebound, not just a short-term bounce? In other words: what concrete signs (earnings beats, macro tailwinds, AI‑demand catalysts) would you watch for to confirm that this is not just a pullback, but the start of the next meaningful uptrend?

Now that Buffett retired, who are we going to quote?

I'd love to be considered.  I have some great stock ideas.

Thanks for the update.

This is pretty impressive. If WallStreet Bets got a hold of this article, $GAME would be the next $GME.

Hope I didn't miss this opportunity. Looks good.